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Would you happen to know if it requires additional code to support the Hexagon digital signal processor (DS)from Qualcomm Or is it automatic (kinda like switching between Tensorflow-CPU and Tensorflow-GPU)? I mainly work with Tensorflow on
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I've been diving into a bunch of the newer (computational) optimization algorithms but the old school ones that they teach in school is still extremely interesting and relevant to me. I've always been a huge fan of "Combinato
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But are there phones out there that are capable of playing graphics intensive games on normal-high brightness with sound and everything for longer than three hours? I don't play many games on my phone but when I used Pokemon GO, my bat
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Agreed! Especially if it can play movies. I hope they make some sort portable display dongle.
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I'm hoping someone can chime in to this, but putting the American market aside, is it just me or is this extremely marketable to the Asian market? Most of my Asian or Asian American friends exclusively play games on their phones. They
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Becoming a "semi-capable dev" is exactly what I'm trying to aim for. I started learning Python at a relatively young age and I picked up a set of bad habits. I ended up becoming a Mechanical Engineer so I never had the time o
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Thank you for the suggestion!
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Thanks for the suggestion! I downloaded the free chapter from the book and I'm going to check it out tonight. If I enjoy it, I might have to buy the physical and electronic copy!
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Does anyone have a recommendation for something similar to this but for Python itself? I have been trying to find something that is not necessarily an intro or crash course book but a book with tips, great explanations, and neat examples (w
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Mechanical Engineer here (I feel like HN tends to forget about us...). Most of the higher level stuff is pretty hard to find online, especially for heat and mass transfer or fluids. Most other mechanical or electrical engineers I know keep
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Most of MATLAB toolboxes and functions send most of their data between function this way. For instance, the GUIDE toolbox puts everything between handle functions and structure variables. If you wanted the button to look a certain way, all
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I mean the composite types that Julia offers. I was originally trying to use it to replicate some of the structure array that Matlab offers. Understandably this isn't the most efficient way to create a list, but it makes it so easy and
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Does anyone here know any good debugger for Julia? That being said, Julia is really fun language to learn if you know Python and Matlab already. Although in the beginning, I kept on forgetting whether it is following Matlab-like syntax or P
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I actually pretty interested in joining this program since I am near one of the locations! Do you guys accept other type of engineer (in my particular case Mechanical Engineering) with a background in programming? Also side note, I think yo
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Hmm, I've been thinking about learning Go or Rust since they've been almost on the front page of hacker news lately. Is it worth it or should I stick with Python?
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Thanks! It gives me at least a direction I should start!
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This might be off topic but would you mind sharing how you wrote the website and if you have any tutorial that you can recommend? I want to design something extremely similar for a different application but I do not have much knowledge in w